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Fob Identification/query

ElecTech
in CCTV & Access Control

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I can see that the fob is a HID iClass fob...

 

My question is - is there many variants of this fob? Customer is looking for replacements - am I going to need to get a picture of the reader or is there one HID iClass fob type?

 

cheers

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get iclass fobs?

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Ok so there's no different variants of an "iClass fob"...? i.e. 16k bit or 32k bit. (not sure on what this means or even if it makes a difference operationally I just saw the difference on the web and thought id ask.

I don't know access guru on here is cubit.

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Many of HID's products are proprietary, if you use Mifare or Desfire, or CPU card, there will be countless choices :)
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We have been stung on multiple ocassions with these things, albeit mostly cards as i think there are more limited options when it comes to fobs.

 

We even bought our own universal reader but even that has landed us in hotwater because each system can read the string of numbers differently.

 

Safest thing to do is to either send it directly into HID or the team up at Advanced Access are pretty good at figuring it out.

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